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Syndigo and Microsoft partner to launch AI-powered commerce tools

Syndigo and Microsoft announced a multi-year partnership on November 2 to develop and co-sell AI-powered commerce solutions. The collaboration integrates Syndigo’s product data infrastructure with Microsoft’s cloud and AI services, including Microsoft Foundry and Agent 365, to create a unified platform for brands and retailers. Syndigo’s Product Experience Cloud (PX Cloud) will run on Microsoft…

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  • Syndigo and Microsoft partner to develop AI-powered commerce tools using Microsoft Azure and Agent 365
  • Solution integrates Syndigo’s product data infrastructure with Microsoft’s cloud and AI services for 15K+ brands and 3.5K+ retailers
  • Customers like Ken’s Foods and John Boos & Co. already use the combined platform for AI-driven product experiences

The partnership aims to accelerate AI adoption in commerce by combining Syndigo’s product intelligence with Microsoft’s cloud and AI capabilities. Brands and retailers will benefit from faster product data processing, AI-assisted content creation, and seamless integration across online, in-store, and AI-driven shopping experiences. Syndigo customers can purchase the solution via Microsoft Marketplace, with eligible purchases contributing toward Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC). The partnership also includes Syndigo’s internal adoption of Microsoft 365 E7 and Microsoft Copilot for its teams.

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Syndigo Signs Multi-Year Strategic Partnership Agreement with Microsoft to Develop and Co-Sell AI-Powered Commerce Solutions

manilatimes.net · 2 November 2026

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